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  1. JackieSmith Member


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    Is CT still generally considered the gold standard for diagnosing tarsal coalition? 11 year old patient with very pes planus feet, large transverse plane deformity. no arch non-weightbearing and a tiny suggestion of arch forming on heel raise. very active, normal BMI, reduce to tears with pain. I'm chasing a previous xray which parents report was normal but thinking I should also contact referring GP to request further imaging?
    many thanks in advance.
     
  2. Craig Payne Moderator

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    CT is probably the gold standard if you suspect a coalition
     
  3. JackieSmith Member

    Thanks Craig, I have been in touch with the GP.
     
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